Statistics for occurrence #1 of “General Lee” in chapter 1.26 of Jefferson Davis, The Rise and Fall of the Confederate Government:
... and Rome, keeping Lookout Mountain between us. The want of supplies in the country and the force under Burnside on our right rendered hazardous a movement on the rear of the former with our force.
General Lee , with commendable zeal for the public welfare and characteristic selfdenial, had consented to remain for a time on the defensive for the purpose of reenforcing Bragg's army, and General Longstreet ha...
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